One-ounce silver bars are the smallest standard bar size and the most affordable entry point for new silver buyers. At today's spot price of $61.65, a 1 oz bar costs the spot price plus a per-ounce premium that typically runs higher than larger bars but lower than most 1 oz silver coins.
Every bar below is sorted by premium over spot. Prices update from major online dealers every hour.
One-ounce bars appeal to buyers who want the lowest possible entry price per unit or who prefer to dollar-cost average into silver with smaller purchases over time. Premiums are higher per ounce than larger bars - typically 5-8% over spot - but each bar is easy to sell, trade, or gift individually.
The main alternative to a 1 oz silver bar is a 1 oz silver round or a government-minted coin like the American Silver Eagle. Bars and rounds carry lower premiums than government coins but do not have legal tender status or the brand recognition that drives secondary market demand for Eagles and Maples. For a detailed comparison, see our guide on silver bars vs. coins.
A 1 oz silver bar contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Its melt value equals the current silver spot price.
At today's spot price of $61.65, a 1 oz silver bar has a melt value of $61.65. The difference between melt value and what you pay at a dealer is the premium - and the table above sorts dealers by that premium, lowest first.
For lower per-ounce premiums, see 5 oz silver bars. For a comparison with coins, see Silver Eagle prices.
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